Mohave County miner., 1887-03-05
HIs ExcELLExcY.

shCAF ~ 8o sufsh IA LHt ACsxlNuy u
Arizona TO whons it's miners and those
wlao are interested in raining, either di-
rectly or indirectly, owe as little respect
or good win, than to that individual who,
by the grace Of President Cleveland, and
not from any merit Of his own, 10 enabled
TO style himself governor Of Arizona. This
New Jersey ward politician is known in
the southern part Of this Territory as q
mining scbemer and stock sharp Of the
worst kind and lowest order, one Of that
kind who make business Of incorporat-
ing mining companies for the purpose
Of selling worthless claims TO them, and
thereby yictimizing the innocent stock
holders. But Z,ilick " even worse than
the average stock sharp, for those whom
he has caused to suffer the greatest pecun.
iary loss from his mining schemes were
his best friends, and some Of them the
very men to whom he owes his present
appointment. Many an honest miner
who vac foolish enough 10 trust In Zu-
lick's promises still waits for the money
he earned by the sweat Of his brow, and
10 liable to wait; and many Of bis
friends in New Jersey and elsewhere who
were foolish enough to entrust their funds
10 his keeping for investment In his min
ing schemes still mourn the loss Of their
money.
There is scarcely a member Of the pres.
ent Legislature who is not interested,
either directly or indirectly in mines and
mining, end yet we find by careful syn
opsis Of their votes on every Question
which has been introduced during the
present session that they not only advo-
cate, but vote first, last and all the tims
Just as Governor Znlick tells them 10,
with one or two exceptions. We do hops
that the miners of Mohave county, i. no.
those Of the whole Territory, will reraem
Der that every vote cast for Zulick and
his schemes il vote east for the perpet.
uation In power Of such excrescenccs ..
this New Jersey importation, and that II
Is direct blow Mt the mining industry ol
the county. Every miner who is able 70
think and reason for himself, and We
know Of very few who are not, must &C
knowledge that with the Territory OF Ari.
zona under the complete control Of Boss
Zuiick, Tom Parish and their myrmidons
the mining interests of the Territory mus,
suffer. Eastern capitalists and their friends
who might be willing TO aid in the devel'
oprnent Of our mines cannot help bu,
recall the experience Of Senator McPher'
sen and others rs exposed in the courts
ofJeney City, in cases in which Zulick was
defendant, and in which he gained an un.
enyiable notoriety, and which cases have
lost 10 the territory millions Of dollars
which otherwise might have been invest
ed here.
Not satisfied with the money he hss
squeezed out OF his friends by his mining
schemes, and out Of the miners by de-
frauding them Of their just dues, this
arrant schemer has got on TO new lay.
which he thinks win bring more grist 70
his mill. This 10 nothing more or less than
a lottery scheme based on the Louisiana
lottery fraud, which he is trying to hood.
= Ia iiss Il sislatufe .tt .aE 1zssiag,6y cen.
tribuiing certain proportion Of the net
profits to the School Fund. While we
hare no doubt that his tools ia the Legis-
lature will pass such a bill il he tells them
to, we know also that the people Of AYizo-
na want no lotteries, nor any school sys.
tenn supported by them, that they would
rather have no schools. at all IL the funds
necessary to maintain them had to be
raised by lottery, in which, as in the
Louisiana Havana and other like lotteries,
the profits all 20 TO the select few who
have the management. This lottery
business would lie nice thing for Zulick
and the other partners in the concern il
honestly conducted, snd still nicer one
II conducted with the business perspicac-
i.y that he put into his Naeosai ard
other schemes.
And this is the man who win ask the
votes of the miners Of this Territory 10
elect him their Delegate to Congress at
the next election